Guinea talk.

[GlennLee]

Everyone looks great! I'm sure it felt like they were in the tropics after those horrific sub-zero temperatures.

 

[MartinsPoultry]

Today feels even better we have a slight misting but I wont complain maybe the mist will help thaw out our pipes. Because hauling water is a pain in the rearend

 

[GlennLee]

Today feels even better we have a slight misting but I wont complain maybe the mist will help thaw out our pipes. Because hauling water is a pain in the rearend

Hope you have your pipe situation taken care of by now. Never a fun time to be without water.

We finally got some sunshine and warm weather - 20 degrees! Both flocks were out roosting in the sun and making a lot of noise. Two of the lavenders even decided to fly up on the roof - a new trick!

 

[MartinsPoultry]

Our plumber is coming tomorrow we had snow this week and today was a nice day we made a haul of 67 gal. of water.

We are hoping that the new pump will work if not its grunt work and digging the pipes out and heating them up to melt ice.

 

[JeffreyH]

One of my 9 guineas was killed on the road this morning.

 

[MartinsPoultry]

Sorry for your loss

 

[GlennLee]

@JeffreyH so sorry to hear your sad news. It's very difficult to lose even one. Thinking of you.

 

[MartinsPoultry]

Lee Lee wants to say Hi!
Im sitting in the chicken yard on their dust bowl tire and he hops on my lap. <3 Moments like this make grand memories.

 

[GlennLee]

Great photo! He is beautiful...

 

[MartinsPoultry]

Thank you @GlennLee
He is our pride and joy always wants attention from anyone. If I am standing outside eating a sandwich he will jump up on my arm and meep in my ear until he gets a bite himself.