Short range.....

Daddy Dave has been putting together a short range for practicing with his fire arms

 Many appliances have met there end here, not to mention old spray cans or anything fun to shoot at

Crown molding

Here we have a pic of the fireplace when we bought the house, much has changed now new harth, rebuilt mantle  etc. etc. however yesterday we finished up putting up the last little bit of trim and trimming out the fireplace



Here it is minus some touch up caulking and paint

Chicken attic........

With all this rain daddy Dave has not been able to do much grass cutting, so he has been working around the house

Here he built a small access point to the space located above the chicken coop, the chicken attic

I have the feeling the girls may take over this spot

It was tricky to work between all the rain storms

Uncovered......

While working on the property we often uncover lost items, here while cleaning out the garage area I uncovered a 50 inch chainsaw bar, that may come in useful if it fits my brand saw.

Here one of the farm cats naps beside an Alpaca skull? I believe 

Blue is inspecting the progress 

Where did it go?.......

Daddy dave needed to relocate the old well structure, but how did he do it if he was just a lone man and with no super human strength?

With a tractor of course, just parked the tractor under and attached 2x6's to the frame and lifted the implements 

And drove it to its new home

Here is my lovely girls hanging out on daddy daves tractor😍, they make it look so easy.

Big dreams

I haven't blogged in a while been super busy/lazy but with a new app on my phone and many projects done (and to come) I figured I would start blogging again here is a picture of our new homestead much has been done since this picture but I thought I would start with a beginning picture, and jump in from there. I enjoyed looking back at past blogs and enjoy kind of documenting timeline on life.

Grill repair....

 

While pulling out the grill the other day daddy Dave noticed that the metal coverings which cover the burners had all but disintegrated (rust). This was the only one left and barely hanging on.

Daddy Dave went to his scrap pile and picked out a piece of formable metal, cut the right length and creased down the center. After a quick coat of high temp black spray paint the fix was done, good as new.

 

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