5 Acres & A Dream: Status Quo Days

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December, January, and February just about make up the winter season on our
northern hemisphere agrarian calendar. In our a part of the world, which means
extra indoor time with fairly a number of beautiful afternoons to work exterior. Having
switched my inventive pursuits from writing to weaving, I really feel productive in a
completely different form of means, and it is good to not spend a lot time on the
pc.

So whereas there’s not a lot new information, I do have tidbits to share, comparable to, I acquired our Christmas tree up!

I get a reside potted tree yearly after which plant it afterward. Besides that
for the previous a number of years I’ve gotten rosemary bushes that by no means appear to make
it. So I made a decision to attempt one thing else. That is an arborvitae. 

With reward giving days developing, I have been busy weaving Christmas presents.

 

The hyperlinks go to technical particulars.

Dan spends his morning and night indoor time woodburning.

The panel is from the underside of one of many doorways he purchased off craigslist for
the greenhouse. The highest was glass panels, which he reduce off to make use of for the
higher heart of the
greenhouse roof

Within the division of needful issues, Dan constructed one thing we have been speaking about for years; a headgate for the duty of trimming the buck’s
hooves. 

Our bucks are all fairly pleasant, however no goat likes having their hooves
trimmed and tends to be uncooperative. This time of yr they’re nonetheless
in rut, which implies they’re rambunctious and more durable to deal with. The bait, in fact, is feed, however we have now to have solely one after the other within the pen. Once we’re
engaged on one buck, the others wish to reap the benefits of
his restrained state of affairs by butting
him (and us, if we’re not cautious.) It is all goofy play, however they’re tough
and their play just isn’t one thing the people wish to be caught in.

With feeder. They’re all the time extra cooperative if there’s one thing to
eat!

The headgate works very properly. I simply want I might remembered my digicam the final time we tackled the job.

The chickens are moulting and so not laying in the mean time. However the geese are obliging us with eggs.

These are beautiful for Christmas baking.

As you’ll be able to see, not a lot thrilling happening. We’re simply having fun with our season of relaxation. Hopefully, you may get pleasure from these parting photographs of Riley. 

He likes to play within the water dish, which will get water all over the place.

I hope you all are staying heat and dry.

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