Digital_photog

I don't post tripe. I post drivel.

Lucky wants to come watch but it is a few miles too far away. Will you be going to take pictures for her while she stays home wrestling with her sled dog best friend Shila?

but not very many. 220,000 kilometers isn't very many miles. at that rate our 2007 Jeep would be worn out. It is already at 200,000 miles.

Will be cutting the last field of mixed alfalfa/grass first cutting hay this morning. It is over ripe. Should have been cut 3 weeks ago but we have had so much rain that we are way behind. This will finish 200 acres of first cutting. The first we cut is now ready to cut the second time. Much of the first cutting was chopped and bagged for haylage for the dairy cows. Most of our hay is usually baled in large round 5.5 x 4 ft bales that weight 1500 lbs. Only have about 100 of those so far this year. Next cutting we hope to get the 400 to 500 quality small bales we use in the barn and at shows done. We have good pasture and aren't feeding much hay to the cows, sheep or horses right now.

Welcome back. We are still posting drivel and occasionally have a thread about cycling. Stick around and post. Now if we could get @Thaddeus Kosciuszko back too it would be nice.

Might is a very indefinite word.

lattwarrick with my homemade bread and butter?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_the_Mississinewa About 40 of us were doing a promotion for the large reenactment in October. We were set up about 15 miles from the battlefield where we will be in October.

In 1814 we took a little trip. Along with Colonel Jackson down the mighty Missisip. We took a little bacon and we took a little beans and we farted at the british.... Oops, that isn't the way it goes...

Spent the day demonstrating blacksmithing and teaching large masses of people about the war of 1812. Many people must have slept through history class in school. You would.... or may not, be surprised how many hadn't even heard of it.

Of course I'm making it. I'm working very hard to get some cute colts and fillies ready to ship Aero Airedale Acres. I wonder if they have the fences ready for them yet.

Field next to our house a half hour ago.

We sort and save the longer fibers. Spins into very soft yarn that is warmer than wool. One of our favorite blends in 33% merino wool, 33% female llama, and 33% chiengora (dog fur). All 3 are very soft and fine. The wool adds strength to the yarn. Female llama is much finer and softer than the wool from the males.

I was going treat @Square Wheels like a mushroom.