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Year: 2008

The Big Shelf

Sun, Jan 06, 2008Sat, Jan 05, 2008

The choice storage spot for tiny farm gear, especially during winter, is this giant shelf, where it’s warm and dry. It’s at the back of the Extended Milkhouse, the last 3-1/2′ of the old ceiling, propped up on the leading …

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Categories Building & Fixing, Seed starting, Tools

Yellow…

Fri, Jan 04, 2008Fri, Jan 04, 2008

Winter white is OK, but a splash of color is nice for a change, even if it’s only a picture. These summer squash are from a late September harvest last year: Sunburst scallopini, with one green Peter Pan patty pan, …

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Categories Harvest, Veggies

Welcome to the chickenhouse…

Tue, Jan 20, 2009Thu, Jan 03, 2008

Chicken coop? Henhouse? I like ’em all. This weather-beaten little building has been empty for a while, but a little fix-up and it’ll be ready to go. You can see the electricity cable and water hose snaking out at the …

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Categories Animals, Building & Fixing

Barn, Milkhouse, snow load

Mon, Dec 15, 2008Wed, Jan 02, 2008

Not a big concern, but part of my rounds is keeping an eye on the snow load on the Milkhouse roof. It’s that shallow angle. This pic makes the potential problem clear: big, steep upper roof, unloading onto not-so-sloped lower …

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Categories Building & Fixing, Weather

New Year’s Day

Thu, Jan 03, 2008Tue, Jan 01, 2008

New Year’s Day in the field. I wasn’t up to catch the sunrise, so I snapped a pic of the barn…instead. Happy New Year!!

Categories Veggies
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