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Tuesday, March 17th

Reclaiming the Cottage



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Lou and his family have been working hard to reclaim the cottage from the brambles and neglect. Bill T. left it in pretty rough shape, and they cleaned out to make it ready for Grandma and Grandpa to live there. First, though, it needed a water supply; I told Lou I would come down and use the backhoe to make a trench so that the PVC supply line would be well below the frost line. I took the picture above towards the end of the process of digging the trench; I was surprised at how quickly the job went once I got started. It took only about an hour to dig 60 feet of trench.
Kurt on 03.17.09 @ 01:07 PM PST [more...]

Wednesday, March 4th

Little Liberators



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Living Green Farm now has some new residents, which I'd like to introduce to you. The photo above shows one of the latest additions, Astraya the Nubian goat. She's pregnant, and will bear between two and five kids sometime in April. She is part of a herd of four goats that recently moved onto the farm, and which has been avidly eating blackberries, liberating fencelines, the cowshed, and the cottage from the prickly canes.
Kurt on 03.04.09 @ 01:05 PM PST [more...]