These boards will be gone - turned into tankards - within two to three weeks. Then I'll be off to buy more.
Here's what the chickens do the moment I finish milking - help clean up any spilled grain from Matilda's after-milking treat.
Friday, August 28, 2009
Random photos
Went into Coeur d'Alene yesterday to buy wood for our business. Came back with the truck loaded to groaning.
These boards will be gone - turned into tankards - within two to three weeks. Then I'll be off to buy more.
Here's what the chickens do the moment I finish milking - help clean up any spilled grain from Matilda's after-milking treat.
These boards will be gone - turned into tankards - within two to three weeks. Then I'll be off to buy more.
Here's what the chickens do the moment I finish milking - help clean up any spilled grain from Matilda's after-milking treat.
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Wow! I scrolled down to get a look at those tankards...beautiful job.
ReplyDeleteLoved the barnyard pics. At first glance I thought the cow was munching on chickens, but maybe I'm just thinking gruesome thoughts. :)
I do love to see the daily farm life, Patrice, thanks for sharing your pictures.
Blessings,
Julia
The tankards are pretty cool. I think it might be interesting to see photos of the start to finish process of making them, but I might be in the minority on that. It sure looks like it is a lot of work.
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