Livinwright Farm
Goat Fancier
Hey there everyone. I pray you are all safe & well.
PattySH~ I sure hope you comment here and let me know if you are alright! I know Vermont has gotten hit HARD, with just about every road in the state closed/washed away.
Freemotion~ How are you faring down in Massachusetts? I know you are in western Mass, and they got hit hard too.
Everyone else on the East coast~ how did you weather the storm? Feel free to post pics of your farms, let us all know what it is like where you are!
Here in NH, I lost power for a couple hours... thankfully we have a generator, so power wasn't out for long. The major routes to northern NH are closed due to flooding. In my drive to take pictures of the flooded areas around me, I saw a horse farm that was completely flooded out... I sure hope they were able to shut off power to their electric fence before the waters rose above the bottom lines. I would have taken pictures of their flooded farm, but they were right there, and I didn't want to offend them in any way. Glad they were able to get the horses to higher ground(not much higher, but hopefully high enough). If our barn had the room, I would gladly house some of their animals until their land was dried out enough. Thankfully we live on the side of a mountain, so if our farm was in danger of being flooded out, I would make sure to have an ark on stand-by!!
Can't go do any grocery shopping for at least a couple of days, so if need be, I will at least be able to have goat's milk in my coffee, have eggs for breakfast... good enough for me!
PattySH~ I sure hope you comment here and let me know if you are alright! I know Vermont has gotten hit HARD, with just about every road in the state closed/washed away.
Freemotion~ How are you faring down in Massachusetts? I know you are in western Mass, and they got hit hard too.
Everyone else on the East coast~ how did you weather the storm? Feel free to post pics of your farms, let us all know what it is like where you are!
Here in NH, I lost power for a couple hours... thankfully we have a generator, so power wasn't out for long. The major routes to northern NH are closed due to flooding. In my drive to take pictures of the flooded areas around me, I saw a horse farm that was completely flooded out... I sure hope they were able to shut off power to their electric fence before the waters rose above the bottom lines. I would have taken pictures of their flooded farm, but they were right there, and I didn't want to offend them in any way. Glad they were able to get the horses to higher ground(not much higher, but hopefully high enough). If our barn had the room, I would gladly house some of their animals until their land was dried out enough. Thankfully we live on the side of a mountain, so if our farm was in danger of being flooded out, I would make sure to have an ark on stand-by!!
Can't go do any grocery shopping for at least a couple of days, so if need be, I will at least be able to have goat's milk in my coffee, have eggs for breakfast... good enough for me!
I was thinking we'd be without power for a few days so I worked like a maniac getting things done.
