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I don’t know what these are, but they are blooming on trees on our farm right now. They’re gorgeous! If anyone knows what sort of tree this is, let me know.
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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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- What's the saying...'don't mess with Mother Nature'...sounds like the riding ring era people kinda messed with Mother Nature. Glad you are getting if all figured out Suzanne. I love that the creek i... - Sonia on Two Pipes to Nowhere
- Things are budding and about to bloom here in the north GA mountains. Not good. We've got buds on the apple, peach and cherry trees. If we have a freeze now, and it probably WILL freeze before April, ... - Darlene in North GA on Daffodils in February
- OK, OK, they lost me with Chapter 2 "Recognizing the different types of ROPs". Do they have a kindegarten version? I hope like modern manuals that have a English, French, Spanish, etc. version inclu... - joykenn on 4-H Project
- It looks as if that tractor is coming to good use for you. It's a good thing you have men to help out and who know how to use it. Otherwise, you'd be digging this time next year to find the pipe!
... - ladybird_1959 on Two Pipes to Nowhere
- I think it's great; a booklet that doesn't assume you know anything about tractors. Maybe when you're done with book A you could be some advanced 4Her's service project: teaching you how to use the tr... - whaledancer on 4-H Project
- For once, a problem with an easier solution than you feared! And not another huge expense! :woof: Although the mystery may have you scratching your head for years, at least the problem is solved.
... - whaledancer on Two Pipes to Nowhere
- Have you ever thought about putting in a small Tilapia pond? They need very little space. You-tube has videos. You have the water.... - mds9 on Two Pipes to Nowhere
- I think your nickname could be 'Nancy Drew, Farm detective'.... Good job!... - CATRAY44 on Two Pipes to Nowhere
- Sure seems like someones brain had not been put into gear that day or something.... - DoTson99 on Two Pipes to Nowhere
- LOL, but I think it's a good idea too!
Look for the pictures! The more pictures
the better. Makes me feel so much more
cofident that I'm really getting it!... - Dottie on 4-H Project
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