From the Homesteading Journal . . .
Yesterday I posted that we broke into these bad boys, and boy did we. He he he! Snort! I even got caught making the chocolate almond coffee and not saving any for my 16 year-old.
...."Mom?! What's this?" she said waving the empty coffee wrapper. (he he he)
. . . we finally got the goat stalls started in the other barn.
. . . this is where they will be going. I must move my windows that will eventually be my greenhouse, and that fencing will be the new grazing area for the goats.
. . . this door will come in handy, as the fencing will be behind this side of the door.
. . . we have some work to do yet. this door has missing boards, so we will need to do more repairing as we build the stalls.
. . . here is one recycled gate that came out of the barn we will be tearing down.
. . . the weather has been a bit wet, but you can see we do not have snow yet. Thankfully.
. . . this week I am still working on homemade Christmas gifts.
Looks like your goats will be living in style! We really need a bigger barn....our shed is getting a bit crowded. We haven't had any snow yet, and I'm not upset about it. A green Christmas is fine with me :)
ReplyDeleteI better not let my goats see this or I will have a riot on my hands! What a nice space to be able to rework! :)
ReplyDeleteNice area! Wish I had a couple of goats, sigh... nice looking chickens too!
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