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Oh and people can't name it up the hill between my house and my parents' house, the plow came through and a few minutes later it was like they had never been there.
NH Homesteader- turkeys!
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Goat Whisperer
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Hoping y'all stay safe and the lights stay on 
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Me too! Thanks! It's so incredibly windy out there, lights flickered a few times but we'll see... Hard to tell how much snow we have because it's all blowing but it was over my Muck boots when we just went out.
Ugh! Trying to upload pics and it isn't working!
Ugh! Trying to upload pics and it isn't working!
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still have powerPics still won't load.
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Snowy Patty
Look at the wind blowing the snow sideways!
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At least some of my pictures will load.
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Three not so little pigs
Turkeys don't seem to mind the snow
CntryBoy777
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Great pics!!....tho, they did make me Shiver...
...it was 23° here this morning and had to tote water...BRrrr!
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Happy first birthday to my girls!
(baby pictures courtesy Jake's Way Farmstead)
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(baby pictures courtesy Jake's Way Farmstead)
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Bruce
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Nice looking animals there @NH homesteader!
My chickens choose not to go out in the snow, not that the south door is even remotely accessible at the moment. There is a good 75' of 4' high drifted snow between where I stop the blower (for a well founded fear of not being able to back the garden tractor up the hill to the parking area) and the south door. I went to the lower part of the barn where the animals are through the little door that I use to move hay down from the drive bay where the garden tractor/blower lives. The alpacas didn't go out either, they pooped in their alley. There is a fair bit of snow at the north end of the alley, blown in through their partially open door. Don't know if they chose not to go out or if there is so much snow in front of the door and in "Alpaca Alley" that they can't or at least don't think they can go out.
My chickens choose not to go out in the snow, not that the south door is even remotely accessible at the moment. There is a good 75' of 4' high drifted snow between where I stop the blower (for a well founded fear of not being able to back the garden tractor up the hill to the parking area) and the south door. I went to the lower part of the barn where the animals are through the little door that I use to move hay down from the drive bay where the garden tractor/blower lives. The alpacas didn't go out either, they pooped in their alley. There is a fair bit of snow at the north end of the alley, blown in through their partially open door. Don't know if they chose not to go out or if there is so much snow in front of the door and in "Alpaca Alley" that they can't or at least don't think they can go out.
That's pretty darned cold for MS this time of year!Great pics!!....tho, they did make me Shiver...
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Thanks! Notice how I didn't get a picture of the chickens? They did not come out! Although they are out now that we shoveled a path for them.
How much snow did you get? We got maybe 14" but hard to tell with the wind.
How much snow did you get? We got maybe 14" but hard to tell with the wind.
