I see Jen, Dani, and Katie are keeping you updated on the arrival of Sofie and Boomer. They are so excited! They should be. I got to meet Sofie and Boomer yesterday and was very impressed.
The change of seasons reminds me of how poorly humans remember. At least me. Every winter I can't believe how cold it gets. Every summer I am suprised with how hot it can get. There are those fleeting spring and fall episodes when I can't remeber how nice it can be. This is one of those weeks. Sure, there are small drifts of snow secluded along the fences and in the woods but with a call for temps in the 60s and 70s we can ignore the remaining white stuff and rejoice in green and sun.
Kelly and Jen strung the electric fence wire around the newly installed automatic waterer a couple of weeks ago. We planned to be ready when the weather gave us the all clear (at least for awhile).
The trailer rambled over to the jungle on a mission. It was time to move Rocky and Peanut to the newly fashioned pasture at the Lager's. The plan was to use the occasion to introduce Miracle and Dandy to these two prior to moving on to Stagecoach. We called ahead to make sure Miracle and Dandy were packed and ready to go. To keep your bearings; The Lager farm is the West anchor, next door is the Jungle, the last farm down is Helen's Wild Rose Farms and is the East anchor to our horsey neighborhood. These acreages stretch for about a mile facing the Lincoln Hwy and are backed by a double track for the Union Pacific Railroad. Dye Creek and several drainage tributaries cross-section all the properties.