Walloped

Normally I have to reach ‘way up’ to put seeds on this bar!

LOVE our Bully!!! Moves a lot of snow for a little side-by-side.

I think we got 20 cm of fresh snow last night.

Looked pretty

This is just the turn around spot for our laneway. The paddock is on the other side of the fence … way over there!

Can you spot all three jennies? They sure spotted me quickly this morning.

Rosie: What do you mean you have to go to the mailbox first!

Not a crop circle – a running track figure eight.

Three eager roosters …

… and one patient hen. Miss Charlie has taken a liking to the nesting boxes.

Not sure if that means imminent egg delivery?

Sir Henry …

… and … SIR HENRY. Thought I was getting each rooster … but Sir Henry was such a great poser! 😉

Finally got Beaker in on the action.

Now THIS is Chip – he has a floppy left wattle.

Getting handsomer …

Still fascinated to find themselves in the mirror.

Chip – getting the hang of posing. 😉

Walloped, thwacked and thumped! That was our biggest snowfall so far this season. Hopefully all of this season! We got out right after breakfast to get the regular chores done and to get to the plowing. We bought an American Eagle Bulldog side-by-side four years ago now. It has been a real lifesaver around here. Our mechanic happens to live on the next farm property over. He loves working on it. I love working with it. It sure can move a lot of snow. Once again the highlight of the day was watching the donkeys run when they realized there was now a plowed racetrack in their front paddock. I also had a good chuckle when I realized today that the Guineas now pop into their window when I drive by. They used to scoot away in fear when I drove the Bully right by their coop. Wouldn’t it be funny if I found I had Guinea passengers where ever I drove next summer … wait … having been the target of a few well placed Guinea droppings … maybe not!