RollingAcres
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Totally agree!
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Senile_Texas_Aggie
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Miss Rachel,
Is that a picture of uour barn at your new place? If so, it really looks nice. I hope you get to feeling better and that your family is happy at your new home.
Is that a picture of uour barn at your new place? If so, it really looks nice. I hope you get to feeling better and that your family is happy at your new home.
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rachels.haven
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Yes, and thank you. I think things are going to be great. I'm almost through the worst of it and very glad we don't have much stuff.
greybeard
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Don't worry...time will cure that "not much stuff'' problem.
I'm told inanimate objects can't reproduce, clone or even hybridize but I don't believe it.
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rachels.haven
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You're probably right. I'm hoping not, but you probably are, lol.
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rachels.haven
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Rango got his friend today. I have to send in the registration papers still, but here is Rosasharn MM Mili's Buckeye, aka Ronan. Rango seems very happy to not be stuck with those mean old does and have someone to fight over the bucket with.
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rachels.haven
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Here are the does, trying to break out of their pen as usual. It's windy and cold today, and all they do is hide all day when it's windy, so they're shut in the barn when it's windy, so I shut them in instead. We're working on getting wood to frame stalls so I don't have to keep jumping in windows and over the pallet to feed and water my goaties. All the wires they can reach in their pen have had the breaker flipped so they're off, btw. I don't trust them. They can't quite reach the bucket outlet.
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rachels.haven
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Here's all the yard stuff I have to move out of my animal space. My animal stuff is already starting to take over as I use it.
And here's the loft that I want to stuff with hay. Working on a delivery. Would love to find a hay guy with a hay lift.
Loft door open. Sure hope this loft is functional.
Frozen pond I got to walk around on. I feel like this is more of a drainage pond. We also have a creek. Right now it's kind of big and full of now frozen snow, and I didn't want to slide down the hill, so I didn't photograph it.
And here's the loft that I want to stuff with hay. Working on a delivery. Would love to find a hay guy with a hay lift.
Loft door open. Sure hope this loft is functional.
Frozen pond I got to walk around on. I feel like this is more of a drainage pond. We also have a creek. Right now it's kind of big and full of now frozen snow, and I didn't want to slide down the hill, so I didn't photograph it.
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Bruce
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Looks like it should be. How high off the ground is the floor of the loft? If you don't have delivery with a lift, I wonder if you could make a sliding beam with a pulley system that could extend out when the door is open.
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rachels.haven
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I'm not sure how high it is (DH owes me a new tape measure after he used it for an unfortunate unapproved plumbing use right before the move, so we'll get one). I do know that if you fell out of it it might kill you-so for now it's just very high. I'll look that up and see if we can build it, if not now, then eventually. That sounds like a good idea. I want to USE the hay loft.
