I don’t intend to... I can hardly keep up here. The herds site is much slower paced, but I don’t have time for both, and this is my community now!Don’t leave us, for “Backyard Herds” we need you here too!
Lucky has turned to be a beautiful young lady. She certainly has adopted Auntie Aurora's stare. That's almost eerie.It's a nice day out, for winter, so I opened all the coops and kicked everyone outside!!!
1st up is a belated fluffy butt Friday picture courtesy of Lucky.
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Ned gathered every one around the water cooler.
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You can clearly see Lucky gets her fluffy butt from her mum Goldie.
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Lucky seems to have picked up on Aurora's glare.
Yes I have.
And we love having you here!
The “I told you that tree was leaning funny” table! My uncle wants a slab for just that the issue is for it to be stable it needs to be really thick 3” or so at least, or it splits alone the growth rings as it ages. So some 3/4” ply underneath might be needed. You’re right in the “not furniture quality” bit too those dark patches are pitch runs. But for an outdoor table? Definitely. Further up the tree where it is smaller in diameter there may be better wood for coffee tables or end tables... so many possibilities!
Even though a good 1/2 the pictures I get are of non-standard “chickens” and trees? Lol! I do try to get shots of the chickens, but aside from the boys, they just aren’t very obliging. The giant land chickens are slower and easier to photograph!
Lucky has turned to be a beautiful young lady. She certainly has adopted Auntie Aurora's stare. That's almost eerie.
It is a true joy to see Ned at work! I can't say thank you enough for these photos.
I am so glad that they got to live with you.
I love seeing all your animals. Does the goat have a name yet?
