already PM'd you the phone # and will be waiting to hear from Eli. God does guide us to fulfill our needs.
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Deb, that sounds like an awesome party! Very creative thinking. I bet kids will remember that for a long time!
You have a forge??? My DH loves to work on his forge (He has 3). When we lived in Indiana, there was a Blacksmithing Day around Dayton (I think it was). So many people (at least in that area) are really into it.
Lisa
Yes you can... the spot I wrote about I have designs for putting a deck... Its completely surrounded by rocks of several tons. and almost flat in the middle. It would be an excellent place to set up a telescope.Perchie, that was just lovely!!!I can almost see, hear and smell your high desert....I bet you can see so many stars at your place that it boggles the mind.
There is a gal here on BYC that hatches em. they have to be hand delivered.... LOL...
I'll describe the night from The Front Porch Swing...it's warm and soft out there right now. The spring peepers are singing down in the holler and every star in the sky is shining, as well as a beautiful sliver moon. It smells like spring..like damp earth and hope. The soft murmur of conversation and the occasional giggle adds to the music of the night as the wind chimes tinkle in time.
The tea is sweet and the night even sweeter!
Quote: My last farrier made hoof picks out of horse shoes and sold them for about ten bucks.... Farrier work is very very hard. When I took that horse shoeing class I developed a HUGE appreciation for the skill and strength involved with just trimming horse hooves. Not to mention having to have good skills with horses in order to keep from getting hurt.
The biggest complaint I hear from the farriers is how it does in your back and knees.
deb