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This Chicken house was really cute. I have no idea why I didn’t take a picture of the house. She even had a little mail box for her chickens and a few raised garden beds behind the coop. I really liked this setup with a run off to the side of the coop. Ppine shavings Read More >>
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I don’t know about you but I LOVE pinatas !!!!! Actually, I don’t think I love them, but I do love watching the little monkeys get all excited about lining up. “Who gets to go first,” “but he’s older,” “he got to hit it more than I did,” “why do I have to be blindfolded, Read More >>
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And the winner is… Sun Gold. The Girl has had her eye on the first ripe tomatoes for a few days now. She decided yesterday was the day to pick them. Instead of eating them right there on the spot she ran inside to weigh them (good girl), then proceeded to eat her all time Read More >>
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The girl and I went picking in the garden this morning and came in with a giant 8oz turnip, a few beets, 11+lbs of peas, almost 2lbs of radish and a few strawberries. I tried calling around the neighborhood this morning in hopes of unloading the radishes. Either all the neighbors skipped town for the Read More >>
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Over the past 3 days, the chicken(s) laid 2 eggs. So tonight I cracked them open. Holy cow, they were both “Double Yolkers.” According to my chicken book, double yolkers appear when ovulation occurs too rapidly, or when one yolk somehow gets “lost” and is joined by the next yolk. Double yolkers may be laid Read More >>
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