Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock

[Shadrach]

The neoprene pad wasn't very good in the end.
I couldn't find exactly what I wanted but this came close enough. I'm going to cut a section off, hopefully the right thickness and try ti out. It's a push bike handle bar grip.

 

[CrazyChookChookLady]

The neoprene pad wasn't very good in the end.
I couldn't find exactly what I wanted but this came close enough. I'm going to cut a section off, hopefully the right thickness and try ti out. It's a push bike handle bar grip.
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Necessity is the mother of invention!!

I hope it works for you and Cillin.

 

[BY Bob]

Ice, Ice Baby

I took them out some fresh water and Phyllis bolted between my legs. No ice covered grass is slowing her down. Aurora soon joined her.

Sansa and Sydney were briefly out but Hattie and Lilly stayed under cover.

 

[WhoDatChick]

It is like a work of art - jewels!

That’s exactly what I thought too!

 

[BY Bob]

I've often wondered why chickens don't use their feet to keep what they peck at still.

Me too. It would be so much easier to tear something apart. I also do not understand how they do not get concussions sloshing their brain around like that.

 

[BY Bob]

We got a dusting of snow not more and then some ice to lay on top of it and now it has all stopped and there is a nasty cold wind.
I like the pretty version of winter not the miserable version. This is the miserable version.

Agreed! Still raining and freezing here. This storm completely underperformed on the snow front.

 

[BY Bob]

The neoprene pad wasn't very good in the end.
I couldn't find exactly what I wanted but this came close enough. I'm going to cut a section off, hopefully the right thickness and try ti out. It's a push bike handle bar grip.
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Good luck. That definitely looks solid.

 

[Scrambles83]

That reminds me of Ned eating them

Awww, long legged baby Ned

 

[BY Bob]

Because I think it is Hysterical

 

[fuentemoon]

Cold a damp here, tiny chance of snow but sadly not likely. We live at just about sea level so even when there is snow all around us our city rarely gets any.