Mini Horses
Sustainability Master
So that means you have two helpers to dig it out! 
That's some weird stuff.
That's some weird stuff.
Alaskan's Life
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JanetMarie
Almost Self-Reliant
Or flowers! I had to purchase seeds for colored yarrow! I love my dandelions too.Uh, uh....
Can't we call them medicinal herbs?
The pink thing is yarrow, and behind it is a dandelion and lots of clover.
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Alaskan
Almost Self-Reliant
I agree, I love my dandelions.
One year I caught my mom working on uprooting the ones in my lawn, I told her thanks, but NOPE! Those dandelions get to stay!
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Alaskan
Almost Self-Reliant
A bunch of photos.
Rainy overcast amd foggy.
All from today.
Yep.. supposed to see water and mountains here, but just clouds today.
My barn
Rainy overcast amd foggy.
All from today.
Yep.. supposed to see water and mountains here, but just clouds today.
My barn
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Alaskan
Almost Self-Reliant
Well, one of my Spitz chicks was missing ... no sign anywhere.
Finally found the corpse, of course it was my favorite of them, looked super promising for breeding.
It must have gotten on the dog kennel, then slid down behind it and gotten stuck??
Stupid freak stupid death.
Sigh.
Finally found the corpse, of course it was my favorite of them, looked super promising for breeding.
It must have gotten on the dog kennel, then slid down behind it and gotten stuck??
Stupid freak stupid death.
Sigh.
Mini Horses
Sustainability Master
Those young ones seem to get into trouble! I had two jump into a tall water trough, not their shallow one, early in summer. Didn't get out. 
Things happen. Sorry.
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Alaskan
Almost Self-Reliant
How is it never the ones we are planning to cull?Those young ones seem to get into trouble! I had two jump into a tall water trough, not their shallow one, early in summer. Didn't get out.
I remember years back, standing with kid 2, we were looking over the flock of grow outs deciding which would be best for breeding. I pointed to one pullet that was looking pretty impressive. I said we should name her something. Kid said, well, now that she is named, she is bound to die.
flowerbug
Sustainability Master
How is it never the ones we are planning to cull?
I remember years back, standing with kid 2, we were looking over the flock of grow outs deciding which would be best for breeding. I pointed to one pullet that was looking pretty impressive. I said we should name her something. Kid said, well, now that she is named, she is bound to die.
sad, but funny...
as for dandelions and other lawn weeds, we've found that the bunnies really go after some of those. sadly it doesn't look like anything really likes Creeping Charlie or crab grass. i did a pretty good job of removing the Creeping Charlie out front this past season so it will be interesting to see what comes back this winter and next spring. no sign of any of it yet. i checked the other day.
tortoise
Wild Hare
I've been catching up on reading your journal. I'm in Wisconsin, so I enjoy comparing winters. My 6 year old son loves Molly of Denali on PBS Kids and is sure he will move to Alaska. 
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Alaskan
Almost Self-Reliant
Why thank you!I've been catching up on reading your journal. I'm in Wisconsin, so I enjoy comparing winters. My 6 year old son loves Molly of Denali on PBS Kids and is sure he will move to Alaska.
I have more info in my other journal on the sister site backyard herds. I joined there years before I joined here.
Alaskan's Journal
I am in Alaska...yeah, like my name, but at the bottom of the Kenai Peninsula, close to Homer, the "banana belt" of Alaska (not to be confused with the rainforest of Alaska, which is warmer). Latitude 59! I get lots of strong wind gusts, and high humidity since I am on the coast. That toasty...
www.backyardherds.com
And now that I have 2.... I am never sure where I want to add stuff.
