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Life on the Farm

Growing grass for my chickens. Their yard has turned to rock, they need greens to graze. I’ll put it out when it’s abt 3 inches tall.
Say hello to our newest babies : Penn and Teller, 11 weeks old.
Front pasture n front barn fro Penn n Teller
Front pasture
Front pasture
Front barn
Red
Tan
Pearl
Meet Hannie. She has a smilie face on her belly—- soooo cute!
We thought a mirror would by fun, but this was hilarious. It didn’t last long thought. It was broken the next day.
Festus loves this lamp. He’ll be here for hours, getting warm.
Bentley n Sunny begging for treats. It worked. They got several. Love these boys.
Chrystal and Pearl prefer eating out of the big bowl instead of their buckets. Go figure.
What!?!? Crystal is actually eating pigweed!!!!! Yeahhhhh. Thanks Crystal!
Took a micro photography class with #beautifulunexpected . This photo is just one result. Thanks Wendy.
My newest best friend. She gets the job done.
Flame bush trunks now have made microbial action happening. Two trunks covered , one to go. I’ll time them to see how long it takes for them to rot.
Rooster did me in by pecking my left index finger. What he doesn’t know is that I’m ambidextrous. My trigger finger is on my right hand!!!
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