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Hurricane Chickens
For once I am going to dedicate a post to someone else's chickens. You may have picked up that my brother lives in Gulf Breeze, FL where the northeastern eye wall of hurricane Sally passed this morning. Here is a video of the wind in front of his house, looking out his front door. I believe that's his lemon tree.
He has lost at least one tree so far. Winds are over 80 mph (129 kph).
He also has chickens. They have been out of the coop throughout the storm, other than roosting at night. I love this picture because it shows the winds blowing the bush in the background. Something about how he built and positioned his coop has kept the worst of the wind from them.
This is Shelly having a snack.
Here are three of them scratching around.
My brother's chickens are tough. Not even a category 2 hurricane can slow them down.
He just texted me that the eye just passed over them and the other side of the storm has kicked up. It should not be as bad but they have some hours to go.
For once I am going to dedicate a post to someone else's chickens. You may have picked up that my brother lives in Gulf Breeze, FL where the northeastern eye wall of hurricane Sally passed this morning. Here is a video of the wind in front of his house, looking out his front door. I believe that's his lemon tree.
He has lost at least one tree so far. Winds are over 80 mph (129 kph).
He also has chickens. They have been out of the coop throughout the storm, other than roosting at night. I love this picture because it shows the winds blowing the bush in the background. Something about how he built and positioned his coop has kept the worst of the wind from them.
This is Shelly having a snack.
Here are three of them scratching around.
My brother's chickens are tough. Not even a category 2 hurricane can slow them down.
He just texted me that the eye just passed over them and the other side of the storm has kicked up. It should not be as bad but they have some hours to go.
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