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| Risa has enclosed the "goat barn." Next, a coat of barn red (this was requested). |
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| It's always thrilling to see a newly defined space for the first time. The wall and windows are all recycled from free materials. |
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| Meanwhile, in the old barn, new life. These are supposed to be all Australorps, but the guy at the feed store appears to have scooped up an Americauna among them. Oh, well. |
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| Not a lot going on in the garden, but here are a collard and a kale getting ready for seed saving. |
I take it that means "Happy Birthday" wishes are in order. I'll skip the singing, if you don't mind.
ReplyDeleteThe "new" barn looks lovely, inside and out. I like the old-looking wood; might be nice with just a coat of sealer on it.
Great flowers on the collard and kale!
Happy, Happy Risa. I agree, collect the discounts whenever possible. I'm receiving a few already, and won't complain. They've been hard-won.
ReplyDeleteI, too, vote for a coat of sealer on that fab looking barn! Great repurposing effort!
Happy Birthday! Does this also mean you qualify for the "Golden" discount life pass for the National Parks? (That's a good one!)
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ReplyDeleteFine by me!! ;)
>sealer
alas, red stain it will be.
>Parks
Yes, and thank you for the heads-up! ... but I'm not likely to make much use of it. Maybe one or two more visits to Crater Lake, which at $10 all day is such a deal. People who motor around a lot will find the pass very handy. But at $4 a gallon -- and so much carbon! The mind boggles ...