Beutifull Day.......................

[TBAR]

...............to be out doors today. 78 degrees down in the woods and I was breakin a sweat while working.

Gotta love Texas winters!!! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Planted an acre of deer forage last weekend and today it was already 1-1/2" tall. /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif

With today being the first day of deer season my neighbor was doing her part to save the deer. She is a real animal lover and while I am a hunter I respect her views. I don't hunt this property and in return she keeps an eagle eye on my place running off any trespassers.

Anyway she was making a heck of a lot of noise over there. Riding lawn mower, brush hog tractor, her kids making a racket, target practice with her pistol...............I just listened and grinned knowing the guy hunting the property next to her was cussin a storm. I got my shots anyway.................with the 35mm camera. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Hope they turn out.


TBAR

 

[Zoomie]

I'm guessing here:

Either she's a vegetarian... or believes that grocery store chickens die in their sleep. /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif

 

[Gary_in_Indiana]

It was beautiful here, too. Our high approached sixty degrees and there wasn't a cloud in the sky. I started working today with a T-shirt, light sweater and Carhartt zip front sweatshirt but had to put the Carhartt in the truck by Noon. I thought about going with just the T-shirt later but kept the sweater on. As the sun was going down the wind picked up and it was back to the truck for that sweatshirt again. I love this kind of day and got a lot done because of it.

 

[Boondox]

It was beautiful here in Vermont as well! Wind whipped clouds and a balmy 38 degrees melted just about all of yesterday's snow. Tamara and I constructed a windbreak in front of the sheep pen and moved a bunch of tools and stuff to their winter locations. Nothing worse than having some critical piece of machinery frozen to the ground! Pete

 

[kensfarm]

We took the sunshiney day to finish digging 3 rows of potatoes.. we use a potatoe plow(middle buster).. and pick them up by hand.. I said.. "Doesn't it feel good to get your hands in the dirt in November!" Though some were bad.. we ended up w/ 7.. 50lb feed bags full.