Little Goat House in the Snow | Chickens in the Road

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Clover and company are always eager to be released from their goat house in the morning despite the snow.

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"It was a cold wintry day when I brought my children to live in rural West Virginia. The farmhouse was one hundred years old, there was already snow on the ground, and the heat was sparse-—as was the insulation. The floors weren’t even, either. My then-twelve-year-old son walked in the door and said, “You’ve brought us to this slanted little house to die." Keep reading our story....

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Yes, the cement culvert was there already.... - Suzanne McMinn on Finished Product
Just remember to keep the bucket of the tractor low to the ground and go really slow. Gravel is really heavy and it's easy to overload. Tractors tip easily when off balance with a raised bucket. Als... - Sheila Z on Finished Product
Suzanne, that's great that you have that pile of gravel. I sure wish I had one. Or 2. I just paid $4.50 for 2 5 gallon buckets of 3/4 gravel to put on my mud. Didn't go very far. I need a dump truck. ... - outbackfarm on Finished Product
I am so happy for you! :woof: Look how FAST the job was completed, that part is just amazing. And it looks wonderful.... - FarmGrammy on Finished Product
One and done. Looks neat and you have the advantage of knowing what's under that patch of gravel. Yay... - bonita on Finished Product
That looks a lot better. Great job.... - twiggityNDgoats on Finished Product
That looks great! Seems like all your problems at this new place have been with water. I hope this is the last of them.... - Jan Hodges on Finished Product
Fantastic Suzanne! Also incredibly smart to build over it that way so the fence isn't vulnerable to curious critters as a way to escape under where the water goes through!!! LOVE IT! It also soun... - BuckeyeGirl on Finished Product
Yay! Bring on the rain! Glad you got that problem fixed, Suzanne.... - brookdale on Finished Product
Driving a tractor is a blast! You can do it Woman!... - caprilis on Finished Product

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