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11th May **********
Up in Dubois, ID, Jay and Ben are now in Oakley claim staking and Alan has the office to himself so he can get projects and do his VP thing of being in control of all the N.A projects. extremely busy now and all manic, sadly it's all infront of the demon screen and his FHHED but it's all officially started
From Francis Jay last week
"Well the dust storms messed everything up with us having to blaze out of there. That caused us to almost hit a hawk that had caught a snake. Then there was coming down onto the truck and then we're going to Burley and running into another dust storm. Then the day before I hit the dirt road when we had a pair of F-16s fly over our heads. So it's been an interesting couple of days out here"
They also found horny toads
I'm so impressed with me!
No editing or cropping. Zoom lens on and the male Broadtail was zooming in and out of the frame to the window feeder
(click the pic and it takes you to more pics of our Hummingbirds)
(click the pic and it takes you to more pics of our Horses)I'm doing good - Not Dead Yet and now getting busy living Champ & Dakota both got a workout today (6th May) after I saw that Dakota was still showing signs of being lame still from last year. So time for Butte and exercise her slowly , so grabbed Champ , but he was being cantankerous so they're both not ready for riding yet - you can see she's pissed off and he's planning revenge!
This morning (6th May) our annual tenant arrived. he made his entrance in a very bossy loud manner, fighting for airspace with the hummingbirds. He's already renovating the box and hunting for grubs
(click the pic and it takes you to more pics of our Wrens)Yardening is a challenge at the moment , it's May, so weather is one day 70f (21c) cloudless blue skies and working on the ranch tan and the next freezing fog, frost, sleet, hail, snow and temps drop down to 20f (6c) overnight . So now aswell as covering the tulips and small flowers every night with pots from the mice and rabbits, it's now for frost watch!
i have alot of green stuff al over the bouldery and under the sign. one i call a triffid, as it's growing madly (not sure what it is yet) but its so cool to look at
2 days ago I transplanted the seeds seedlings too - so fingers crossed on that one!
all pics are in Yardening and Bouldery 2020
I am also removing the Comments page as its been nearly a month and not used :)
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