In The Boon Docks REALLY
My photo for "The August Break 2012" today is:
Thank you Mr. Mike Finley for stopping long enough for me to take this picture. Your horses are lovely!
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Welcome to "In The Boon Docks"! The wait is over it is finally my week in the blog hop. I have made lots of new good friends. Thank you Beth from plume and june this has been a great experience meeting other bloggers and learning more about being one with terrific tips and tricks from seasoned veteran of the internet. Unbelievable resources from the best. I have enjoyed the last seven weeks tremendously. Again, Thank you! So what do I blog about at "In The Boon Docks"? Everything! I will give you a little sampling of my life here! I hope you enjoy it! This beautiful buck stood maybe 30 feet away as I snapped pictures of him eating his dinner off my back porch! "Rusty" the rooster is a free ranger. He has 2 hens and 2 chicks that run our outdoor property. We have three hens that should be laying starting in August for fresh eggs! These ladies live in a hen house built for them raised from chicks by me and David. We grow a garden and help my h
Great Picture Lisa...Isn't living in the country great!!!
ReplyDeleteWow what cool looking carts. Is there risk of tipping? =D
ReplyDeleteThe carts are very stable. They actually work these horses. They are coming back from plowing under and discing up there garden. They actually cut pasture down on hills to step for a tractor to get on with these horses!! They are Mike Finley and his son, Brad.
ReplyDeleteposted by Lisa's old man. Ya'll have a great day, and I'm loving growing old with Lisa in our country life. Wouldn't trade it for anything. I get to sleep on beauty and the beast that she made, and eat garden food that she has preserved. She's the best, I'm a lucky man.
Somedays that man makes me cry he is just so stinking sweet. I am a lucky woman. Truly blessed!
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