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post #71 of 98

8/26/11 at 6:53am

Honeysucklefeathers

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I love it droolin

Me, DH, 2 spoiled Shih Tzu's, one Silky Terrier, one big ole Newfoundland, 9 barred rocks, 1 NH roo, 4 sizzles, 2 Cochin's, 2 frizzles, 6 little Silkies, 3 just hatched SLW, and assorted cattle and horses, on 150 AC. RECENTLY RETIRED AND LOVING IT

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post #72 of 98

8/26/11 at 8:08am

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Wow! That is really beautiful! And the name is great too. Thanks for posting so many pictures...great inspiration for me as I am in the building process. Thanks for sharing!!!

Living in Austin, TX with a great guy. Proud parents of 3 goofy dogs: Brunella, Marley and Nita; 3 crazy cats: Crook, Louie and Major Tom; 3 baby chickens: Aretha, Theodora and Edith.

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8/26/11 at 8:34am

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Girl...that is amazingly cute!!!! I love the little deck for them outside their door. I'm going to think about doing that...poo or not!

Debbie

IG...Renee RIP; Chihuahua...Bear; Doxie...LeeAnn; Greek Tort...Kramer; Leo Gecko..Butter; a PolishSilkie cross...Stardust; bantam OEG.. Dot; chocolate silkied serama..Tiny Teena, and bantam Salmon Favorellel pullets...Brooks & Dunn

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8/26/11 at 9:50am

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I love that! I'm gonna make name tags for my girls, too. I think they'll appreciate that. wink

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post #75 of 98

8/26/11 at 10:04am

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Love the coop. Everything about it is soooo cute. Love the decorating too. It was certainly made with love. Enjoy

post #76 of 98

8/26/11 at 10:07am

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I'm moving in with your chickens.

Cottage Hill FBC Marans, Olive Eggers, Crested Cream Legbars, and D'uccles

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Cottage Hill FBC Marans, Olive Eggers, Crested Cream Legbars, and D'uccles

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post #77 of 98

8/26/11 at 1:22pm

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Very, very, very nice, sit back and enjoy it.

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8/26/11 at 1:41pm

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It's beautiful! Great job and I love the color! Purple is my favorite!!!

It doesn't matter how your day has gone. Always go home with your head held high. Plucked, pounded, mistreated but still with dignity. Attitude is everything!!

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8/26/11 at 2:57pm

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This is definitely one of the best coops I've seen! Lovely.

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8/26/11 at 3:09pm

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That's one of the cutest coop I have ever seen! Ours is very plain but when locals see it they say it is flash. Not compared to some I've seen on BackYardChickens and yours will go straight to the top!

Three New Hampshires: Lucy turned out to be Lucas so was traded in. New names for all are Eenie, Meenie and Mynie. All three laying as of June 16 2011.
Also Wekas (woodhens) chicken-sized flightless birds endemic to New Zealand and Pukekos (blue swamp hens). Both of those birds are comical pests but they peacefully co-exist with our girls.