Getting dark earlier now, by me dusk is around 7. Using an x bar on the back of the coop to hold the plastic sheathing is a good idea. That repurposed metal roof seems to hold its own too, the coop always seems like a comfortable place without some constant drip to make a wet hen.
This site is steadily improving, photographs of the animals are crisp–General Tso looks to me like a bowl of Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes & the content is reflective of keeping the homestead going & growing.. The front yard garden still producing is another sign of accomplishment. Will send you an e-mail on that one. You & Addie should be proud of the innovations in the telling of your genuine homesteading story. On another subject, found the video on the damaged fence fabulous. Good to know one can enjoy a restful sleep on your own premises without using a 12 as a security blanket, especially when the bump in the night is just a ploy for a sympathy donation & fanning the fires of the them versus us theme, but in reality the progenitor of the fabrication is truly emotionally afraid, that is why the needs a villain to justify the wet pant leg(s). The thumb sucking fibber is desperate to find a new nemesis–loves to bait folks but lacks the cojones to do it under his own name. BTW, think they will ever cut his access to the Forum & his professional agitators?
I think they enjoy having his agitators around at the forum. Specially the ones that attack me regularly. I am actually considering leaving there as well once I have repaid those I borrowed from. We shall see. To many fakes there now. The real story of my fence will go up here today hopefully and a video of it on my Off Grid YouTube channel. I also have a slide show of the chicken coop to answer your other question about the sand going up shortly.
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Getting dark earlier now, by me dusk is around 7. Using an x bar on the back of the coop to hold the plastic sheathing is a good idea. That repurposed metal roof seems to hold its own too, the coop always seems like a comfortable place without some constant drip to make a wet hen.
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The birds do like it. We never have to heard them in at night like some people.
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This site is steadily improving, photographs of the animals are crisp–General Tso looks to me like a bowl of Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes & the content is reflective of keeping the homestead going & growing.. The front yard garden still producing is another sign of accomplishment. Will send you an e-mail on that one. You & Addie should be proud of the innovations in the telling of your genuine homesteading story. On another subject, found the video on the damaged fence fabulous. Good to know one can enjoy a restful sleep on your own premises without using a 12 as a security blanket, especially when the bump in the night is just a ploy for a sympathy donation & fanning the fires of the them versus us theme, but in reality the progenitor of the fabrication is truly emotionally afraid, that is why the needs a villain to justify the wet pant leg(s). The thumb sucking fibber is desperate to find a new nemesis–loves to bait folks but lacks the cojones to do it under his own name. BTW, think they will ever cut his access to the Forum & his professional agitators?
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I think they enjoy having his agitators around at the forum. Specially the ones that attack me regularly. I am actually considering leaving there as well once I have repaid those I borrowed from. We shall see. To many fakes there now. The real story of my fence will go up here today hopefully and a video of it on my Off Grid YouTube channel. I also have a slide show of the chicken coop to answer your other question about the sand going up shortly.
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