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I'm fencing in an acre of woods for the horses. This is much easier said than done, since the woods are thick and a path for the fence h... -
This pretty little purslane brightens moist, shady areas- it's in most openings and along the edges of my woods. The flowers are small, ... -
Seabrights are my favorite chickens. Besides their lovely markings, they have the most interesting personalities. The roosters take care of ... -
"I thought I would share this photo of my trio - my Golden, Sammy and Berner puppies - after a torrential rain storm. They were so happ... -
According to Gardening with Native Plants of the Pacific Northwest by Arthur Kruckeberg , the West Coast seems to have a monopoly on grass i... -
After a few days of being more awake and aware, last night Mom had another little stroke after dinner. She had a hard time moving to the wal...
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Mom slept all through the night, and was bright and aware when I got her up for a late breakfast. She was shaky walking at first, but soon w... -
I've posted pics of my beloved Charlie in this position before, but it thrills me so much I can't resist doing it again. This is one...
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I used to have peacocks. The same breed you have, the blue. The must have had some kind of the special gene in them because 9 out of every 10 chicks that hatched were white. The white peacock males were awesome looking. The last one I had, I think someone stopped grabbed him. He just was gone one day. No feathers anywhere...nothing. That peacock would walk right up to me at times, so he was easy enough to catch. Someday I may get some more, but I live too close to the highway. Peacocks are beautiful.
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