Good day today! Spent it working out at the farm. Got to drink water from our well for the first time!The drilling portion is done and they are letting it just run from a pipe all weekend to make sure it is clear. When we got there today, it is running cold and clear! Didn't drink too much though, just in case!

We also have electricity to the house and got all the light bulbs put in--I couldn't believe how many there were!
Started on our "temporary" chicken pen in one lean-to portion of the old barn. Used some fence we had left over here at the house from their first pen and wound up deciding to use some of the old paneling from the farm house to line the barn-side wall (there are too many open spaces to just leave it). We are going to put their current coop at the back side and connect it so they will have someplace we know is dry to roost! It is actually looking pretty darn good and might end up being a permanent chicken area.
Our daughter and son-in-law were out with us and we enjoy that. They are the ones that are going to live in the farm house eventually before they build on their side of the property so they spend a lot of time working with us out there. It is going to be neat to live close to them--we have a lot of the same ideas/desires for self-sufficient things. And we can share equipment so that is a definite plus.
Tomorrow will be church and then we will probably go out and work just a bit more. We didn't have the right type of screws (actually, we didn't have anything but nails!) to attach the old tin on the barn back down so we will do that and will bring out the compressor and nail gun to attach the paneling we salvaged today.
Monday the trim crew will start work--my phone call to the dealer helped! By Tuesday, the well will be completely operational and on Wednesday our plumber pipes it all to the house. I will be SO glad to have "facilities" out there finally!

Still thinking we will do the move the first weekend of November since the trim team is going to take a while on the inside of the trailer, but it is looking so much closer now!