what a gorgeous day. Took some pics, including some of my wooden bridge which resulted in a new thread on that. Let's just say a few structural issues to attend to before I think of taking the Kubota across. Had a little bird keep me company for awhile out front, sat there posing in a variety of positions, and I also saw what must be the last honeysuckle blooming on the side of the chicken house, soon to be demolished. Just as soon as I get the grapple on. Now that's going to be fun...unless I snag some of the barb wire behind it. Going to be real careful not to.
found about a dozen nice evergreen seedlings trying to make a place for themselves, and they need to go someplace else. I know the success rate for transplanting wild trees is not so hot, but I'll try to take a big root ball, and will carefully hand dig. Good excuse to get the phd on the tractor and go dig some tree holes.
I took the UTV for a ride over to the next field, and took a pic of that ditch that is posing as a shrub hedge. Six feet deep under there; reminds me of punji traps in Vietnam, and no I wasn't there. The farmer clearly had a problem with that field. Looks like he tried twice and got stuck twice, then moved further in.
wood got delivered for the new shed roof extension, to match the other side. First we have to fix the broken water pipe just to the left of the wood pile. That is happening early tomorrow. Stupid pipe already broke ten feet closer to the building. Actually not broken, just loose leaking fittings.
