Missed me missed me couldn't even .......well I wasn't hoping for a kiss that's for sure. Rain from Tropical Storm Barry would have been well...
GREAT
But noooooooo it has to hit most of Georgia but not us. What gives here? I am becoming a frustrated feeder and waterer. Feeding hay in April May and June is NOT what I expected to ever have to do in Georgia. Maybe in Texas---but not here. Speaking of Texas----the Dallas/Ft. Worth area and most of East Texas (where we have family) received 20 inches of rain in the month of May alone. Can you believe it?!! Their yearly average for Dallas/Ft Worth is 30-35 inches per year. I'd be a bit annoyed with them however I know they didn't want all that in one month---just like we would like more than that in a whole year.
Well, for you viewing pleasure a few pics of my pasture and pond---well my almost gone pond. Think of us the next time you see moisture---and the next time you think : "Boy, wish it wasn't raining today".
The last picture without pond or cows is the view of my back pasture which has not had animals on it since about 6 or 7 weeks ago. That's how much it has grown. Pretty bad huh.
O.k---sorry about the whining and I do know it can't last forever (or at least that's my hope!).
Oh yeah--thanks everyone about chickens advice and comments----But I now know my culprit is an Opossum (bad little beastie) We just need to trap a relocate the little booger since he seems to have a regular schedule of stopping by our coop.
Monday, June 4, 2007
Missed Me
Posted by Monica: Dancingfarmer at 6:45 AM
Labels: barn and pasture, weather, whining
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Gee whiz...we finally got some rains this weekend and I was hoping it had blown something your way, too! Only one of your pics would load when I was reading this blog, btw, but I know those dry years are so hard...sheesh. Seems sometimes feast or famine...will keep praying for you some relief with rain rain rain for refreshing. Hang in there! Ours was only enough to give things a bit of a drink and put out a few fires, but for even that we're certainly thankful
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