I know Lynn is praying that I go back to work tomorrow and leave him to recuperate from this weekend. But I just couldn’t help myself. The weekend was beautiful and warm so I had to get stuff done. I want to move April back to the front pasture because the tree trimmers are not coming until December the 5th and I just know I feel better when she is up front in a more secure pasture.
I thought we could get the other side of the paddock finished and done and move her today, but it didn’t happen.
Lynn really didn’t even want to do it, but I was just nervous about how the paddock area is in such need of repair. Should have started this yesterday, but I was organizing the stable and putting up shelves. Still didn’t get all that done, but got a good start on it.
So, I am exhausted so this will be a little short. I will let the pictures tell the story.
The huge elm tree that has caused us so much distress. It is huge and will be trimmed in early December. The limbs are so heavy and we thought pruning rather than taking it completely down. I am a true tree hugger and love my trees.
The messy before and after pictures of organizing some of the stable. I don’t know how Lynn could stand it so I decided that if I wanted it done I needed to get some sturdy shelves and just do it. Lynn had some good suggestions and he was thrilled that it was done.
Well that was a brief picture of the four stalls in the stable and April enjoying herself in the back pasture. Next weekend we will move you, I promise.
Well the gate just got a primer coat and I rehung it today.
Thank goodness this weekend is over. I’m all tuckered out. Didn’t get any grocery shopping done, I guess I will just have to scrounge for the next week.
Annie, The tree-hugger.
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