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Grandview, TX
Latitude: 32.28N
Longitude: 97.2W
Elevation: 686 ft.
Hardiness Zone: 8
Acreage: 12
Livestock: rabbits, chickens, Nubian goats, Muscovy ducks, guinea fowl, Pilgrim geese, honeybees and generally too many dogs.
Latitude: 32.28N
Longitude: 97.2W
Elevation: 686 ft.
Hardiness Zone: 8
Acreage: 12
Livestock: rabbits, chickens, Nubian goats, Muscovy ducks, guinea fowl, Pilgrim geese, honeybees and generally too many dogs.
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September
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- Bobcat - DECEASED!!!
- things calm down
- fried pies
- mennonite ice cream and masonic barbecue
- peppers of respectable size
- CRAP.
- canning season
- my first completed needlework project
- they don't rent pigs
- just like my nana's
- kitchen frog
- good morning
- practice piece
- Sorghum Festival
- meet the Margenes
- The Farm After One Year
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September
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Uh-oh. I'm guessing you're not talking about the tiny tractor type, either . . .
ReplyDeleteLooks like Jenna's not the only one going to be camped out on the porch with a shotgun this week.
ReplyDeleteWhat did you lose? A kid or chickens?
ReplyDeleteAka - windwoman
Chickens. FIVE of them, overnight, in the middle of a huge thunderstorm (apparently cats don't care). Thankfully the goats are fine (and well-protected). My husband actually scared it off early this morning when he went out to do chores. Ironically, it was one of the rare times that he DIDN'T have a gun on him. Which is...aggravating.
ReplyDeleteWe had so many issues with coyotes that we have gone to a fortress type chicken house. Double wire and heavy boards. There are cats, but we don't see them as often.
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