
Have a good day!
Mya the Farm Girl

Have a good day!
Mya the Farm Girl

Kevin is the resident farm turkey!

Kevin wanders the farm daily and is very friendly to almost all who will stop to pat him. Heβs a year old and extremely soft!

Kevin is a little grumpy with a person his size trying to talk to him. His feathers are all ruffled and he clearly doesnβt love little ones!

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Mya

I was taking a few photos of all the bunnies in my yard and right behind this one a chipmunk kept popping his little head up! His cheeks are so full of clover!

Same bunny, different pose.

This guy was across the driveway! Iβm not sure why but the bunnies are everywhere!!

Two friends!

Mr. Roosevelt and Mr. Pepper, these two are inseparable!
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Mya

I decided to have a sheep shed built because of the rough weather we have. They were fine in the old one but it wasnβt enclosed and I thought they were getting cold even though I was assured they were not.

Wally and Rags standing in the old shed. Wally has the brown nose. They are the friendliest farm animal I ever had!

Kitten the Billy Goat lives with the horses, literally. He has bonded with them and when the owner moved her goats to her farm, she left Kitten here!

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Mya

I have a lot of lawn to mow and I do have a ride lawn mower and a gas push mover. The gas push mower is so heavy itβs hard to push even though it does pull itself in a way, thatβs hard to explain. Itβs just heavy to get from one area to another. I kept thinking about this no electric lawnmower my father had when we were little and whenever I found it online. I couldnβt believe that they still make these things and I have to honestly say it works perfectly. Itβs lightweight and I could mow everywhere where my gas mower can go.

I also received my wood delivery yesterday. I ordered it thinking it would come in August but they called and delivered it the next day. So I guess you all know what Iβll be doing this weekend!
Enjoy your day!
Mya
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