Granny's gone and done it again

[twisted-acres-farm]

Thats a nice picture

that's an abadoned farm house right to the west of my place (and a little bit south)

 

[Granny Hatchet]

that's an abadoned farm house right to the west of my place (and a little bit south)

Maybe you can get it for back taxes?

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

still have eggs to clean, weigh and box. They may or may not get done tonight, load of laundry in the dryer and one in the washer. Pups got to play outside a bit and then in the back room. While the puppy box was cleaned.

 

[h2oratt]

gross

Why did hubby like it.?

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

Maybe you can get it for back taxes?

NOPE as he pays the taxes on the land, its part of his HUGE pasture of over 600 acres.

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

Hello!! my name is Scott and I suffer from pasture and shelter belt envy

 

[Granny Hatchet]

we were in the upper 60's today. And Angie was looking for an excuse NOT to go to work at Walmart. AND since Robert pussed out on me coming in so Mike and I could go out and fix what Rod farked up in the rodeo grounds. She watched and Mike and I did get to the farm and had to take the sucker rod apart and then haul the BENT piece up to the shop , heat it with a acetline torch and then bend it back into "sort of straight". BUT got the rodeo grounds all fixed and you can now open the one gate as well. Trying to figure out just how he managed to bend a piece of 1/2 think steel rod into about a 49* angle and just the bottom rod.

Rod and Robert slept most of the 4-5 hours we were out there.

And you didnt make enough noise to wake them?

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Hello!! my name is Scott and I suffer from pasture and shelter belt envy

600 acres is a lot to envy

 

[Granny Hatchet]

H2o, he didnt care for it but like me, he ate it. He is just used to mine.

 

[h2oratt]

we were in the upper 60's today. And Angie was looking for an excuse NOT to go to work at Walmart. AND since Robert pussed out on me coming in so Mike and I could go out and fix what Rod farked up in the rodeo grounds. She watched and Mike and I did get to the farm and had to take the sucker rod apart and then haul the BENT piece up to the shop , heat it with a acetline torch and then bend it back into "sort of straight". BUT got the rodeo grounds all fixed and you can now open the one gate as well. Trying to figure out just how he managed to bend a piece of 1/2 think steel rod into about a 49* angle and just the bottom rod.

Rod and Robert slept most of the 4-5 hours we were out there.

Do they stay up all night?