It sure looks grim here near the Canadian border, but we are already planning for warmer days. Today, I ordered Bronze turkeys and Cornish Rocks (meat chickens) that will arrive in April and June respectively - though that seems very far away. You can see the small coops where they will live, just beyond the curve of the drive, heading toward the red house.
Friday, February 20, 2009
Icy driveway
It sure looks grim here near the Canadian border, but we are already planning for warmer days. Today, I ordered Bronze turkeys and Cornish Rocks (meat chickens) that will arrive in April and June respectively - though that seems very far away. You can see the small coops where they will live, just beyond the curve of the drive, heading toward the red house.
