regolith
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New Year's Day: My sister made lunch - yum.
Her year-old nephew and daughter found the dog biscuits and sampled.
It was so hot I dreamed of fire when I lay down - a bad habit of mine since watching a section of pines go up in flames on my last farm.
The farm bike stalled and refused to start a mile from the cowshed, and a mile from the back of the farm where I was going. The other has not yet been returned from being serviced in town (and you wondered why one person needs five sets of self-propelled wheels to run a farm??)
We drank to a better year than the last, not long after midnight.
The cows stuffed themselves full of grass and left some behind... and within a fortnight if we don't get rain we'll be into drought management.
Am contemplating the urgent need for communication with the farm owners regarding the feed situation. But I got three days' feed ahead of the cows.
I've listened to four messages on my answering machine from family/friends wishing me a Happy New Year.
Spent half an hour in the late morning sun with the herd, taking photos.
Her year-old nephew and daughter found the dog biscuits and sampled.
It was so hot I dreamed of fire when I lay down - a bad habit of mine since watching a section of pines go up in flames on my last farm.
The farm bike stalled and refused to start a mile from the cowshed, and a mile from the back of the farm where I was going. The other has not yet been returned from being serviced in town (and you wondered why one person needs five sets of self-propelled wheels to run a farm??)
We drank to a better year than the last, not long after midnight.
The cows stuffed themselves full of grass and left some behind... and within a fortnight if we don't get rain we'll be into drought management.
Am contemplating the urgent need for communication with the farm owners regarding the feed situation. But I got three days' feed ahead of the cows.
I've listened to four messages on my answering machine from family/friends wishing me a Happy New Year.
Spent half an hour in the late morning sun with the herd, taking photos.