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Wednesday, April 16, 2008
The Lean Comes Down
The weather is finally getting nicer and Frank got a chance to clean up the barnyard. The lean caved in when the snow was piled high on it back in December. Mac and Tosh (our emus) use the barn and barnyard for their winter quarters and move out behind the store for the summer and fall. Fortunately, they were safely tucked inside for the night when the lean came crashing down. Frank and Jared tried to clean it up the next day, but there was so much ice and snow that the skidsteer was pretty much useless. So they shoved the debris up in one end and added a gate so Mac and Tosh could still get outside and waited for better weather. It finally got dry enough this week to haul it all away. This afternoon he's out tilling up the ground where the new trees will be planted. Unfortunately, it's supposed to rain again the next couple of days, so I'm not sure if we'll get a start on the planting or not. 
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