…and it’s dry dry dry here. Showens Run, the creek on our farm, isn’t exactly running.
Progress report on the farm:
16 and two of his high school friends dug about 50 post holes in one afternoon. Another 4,398 and they’ll be all done! 
Meanwhile, there’s water line to be buried…..
…and culverts to be placed in the dry creekbed to build a bridge.
All this stuff is kinda boring, though. Where are my chickens?? 
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10:18
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Cole
11:30
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LeAnne
1:57
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That’s a lot of work. Good luck!
3:05
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10:55
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Although I’d probably loose a little weight digging post holes instead of sitting with butt firmly in chair! :typing:
3:37
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Alice