Saturday, June 23
Tail End of the Week: Get Your Friday Farm Fix #15
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WOW! Gorgeous photos, Farmgirl! Love the titles you've given them, as well.
ReplyDeleteAnd LOL at "because [Joe] hasn't yet done the peep math!" Ahhh, chickens galore. If I had more room and could let my flock free-range, I'd let the hens go broody. But I trust my dogs about as far as I can throw them. :-)
Thanks again for sharing this little slice of farm life with us. Hope you get some rain soon.
I still love you Bert! You're not fat, just big boned.
ReplyDeleteWinnie
Thanks for the photos. Wishing you more rain.
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful photos! Those chicks are so cute...the animals all look so happy. Enjoyed my visit to the farm today--even from afar. Hope some rain falls your way soon!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely blog! Those little chicks are so delightful!
ReplyDeleteMelissa @ Melicious
At this point I would gladly send you our rain. We seem to be stuck with extremes in weather here. Heat waves followed by days of rain. Either way I seem to be stuck in the house a lot. And poor Bert. He is just a big guy in a small body, it's not his fault. I feel the same - I should be 5'10", then my weight would be better (not great, but I don't think I want to be 6'4"!) And all those chicks. How adorable.
ReplyDeleteI love the baby chick pictures, and glad some are finally getting some rain!: :) Kim
ReplyDeleteYou just made my Sunday morning - love the pictures!
ReplyDeleteI love your blog and your farm. I miss my sheep and chicks and now I can get my fix. Thank you! Also, love, love, love your blog header.
ReplyDeleteHello! I just found your blog and love it! Do you have any suggestions for how to get rid of flea beetles in your garden?
ReplyDeletein the 6th photo down, is that "steel wool"?
ReplyDeleteIt's rolls of barbed wire - which really need to be stretched out and made into fence! :)
DeleteWhen did your chickens learn to order pizza?
ReplyDeleteHa, I love it! :)
DeleteHey is it me or do all the hens look like Church Lady in SNL???? Gorgeous roundup as always, and love love love the photo of Joe and Daisy. And the glimpse of Marta Beast, who has been MIA lately!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThere sure are a lot of peepers running around and what lucky, lucky chickens to get leftover PIZZA!! ;-)
ReplyDeleteI also love the picture of Teddy guarding the barbed wire!
These photos are great! I especially love the one of the butterfly, absolutely lovely. If you like taking photos, you should submit some of them to the farm photo contest at The Green Life (offering four different prizes). Check it out here http://site.thegreenlifeonline.org/photocontest/.
ReplyDeleteHi Everybody,
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the fun comments!
I just found your blog, and oh my goodness are your photos making my heart ache for the country right now. Thank you for the taste of the big skies, sheep pastures, fluffy chicks, and everything else. It's just what I needed today.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely adore these pictures! So gorgeous. The baby chicks with their mom are quite possibly the cutest things I've ever seen.
ReplyDeleteAlso wanted to say I've been reading your blog for a long time and sort of living vicariously through you, always wanting to live in the country. My husband and I finally made the move from the city and now we live on 20 acres and are loving it! Thanks for being part of the inspiration for us to live our dream :)
Those chicks are precious! I'm from MO too :)
ReplyDeleteHow do you keep the cats and dog from eating chickens, particularly babies? Love your farm, absolutely beautiful piece of heaven!
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