Pleasantly surprised when I got home, the weekend snow had melted leaving the stuff that was still on the ground from last week. So the chooks were able to get out and about!
Mugs Monday
Mrs Little Chicken looking for treats
Sue - she always looks tired!
Little Mouse, she and Daisy could...
Oh right!!! Sorry! Yes you guys need the snow. And rain! I really truly wish I could send you some of it - it’s feast or famine with the weather.
I was hoping to get the gang out on mount poopmore tonight but gosh if the temps keep dropping and the wind keeps howling the poor chooks will be...
Flopsy weight
Since the 3rd, Flopsy has gained about a quarter of a kg (1/2 a lb), she’s trending in the right direction but I am not cheering yet, she is still not walking properly (again), she was pretty good last week, but this week she’s back to her odd reversing and walking sideways...
Oh that sucks! It was a high of 12C (54F) at noon and by 1pm it had fallen to 7C! Windy as anything and snow squall warnings out for tonight and tomorrow.
It is official we all think Mother Nature has gone bonkers!
Weather whining tax
BFTP - last week Spring
This week - winter!
Currently 7C (44F), forecast high of 11C (52F) and rain approx. 4mm.
Temps dropping like a rock down a well, by afternoon temps will be +1C, and continues to fall throughout the night to -11C (12F).
Warnings:
yellow alert - snow squalls approx 15cm (6”)
Grey - special statement for extremely...
This has been happening with Flopsy and Daisy. I think Daisy feels she can raise her status by defeating Flopsy. Who was a higher ranked hen.
Today I noted that Daisy had ignored/left her alone. Flopsy has gained another 100g and is starting to feel more substantial. But I still keep her in...
Yes a french drain (or more simply tile drain with crushed stone surrounding it) works fabulously. This is the tried and true method of diverting ground water in housing and other construction. I work in pipelining and huge elaborate french drains are used on slopes were the pipe is run to help...
"A writer's tendency to use learned vs learnt might have something to do with regional preference. Learned is commonly used in American English. Learnt is more common in British English and outside the U.S. Either form is correct, regardless of the region you are in."
Canada = learnt ;)
Net...