Two little lambs born this Wednesday…
Two little lambs born this Wednesday.
farming and husbandry
The Full Glowing Day
October Pull
Frosty Morning, traditional, banjo, guitar, mandolin and bones
The Waning Summer
Sally In the Garden traditional, arranged by me.
spread
scald
engage
brasica
hot
graze
suffolk ram (Freeway)
mesa, Beaumont KS
yellows and reds
big bluestem, Boaz KS
stacked
plow
deconstruced
indian grass and purple top, Boaz KS
process
turn
flat
indian grass, Boaz, KS
weather
sedge, New Boaz KS
between Beaumont and Piedmont
skinned
scalded
rub
stone
Leavenworth eryngo (parsley), Boaz KS
plucked
house
pitcher sage, Boaz KS
cart
Late July Into August
The Land Speaks
Late May, Part 2
yarrow
bead-board miter
choppings
alfalfa stack
40 lbs
barn-wood cabinet door
gauging
marking tails
coping out the waste
winter pea blossom
butcher’s block
Jonah from behind
Late May, Part 1
Here is a song to enjoy with these photos from around New Boaz in late May.Desert Ladder, banjo.
cultivating on the wd
phlox
retro fitted wheel-hoe
asparagus
greenhouse
the shop lean-to in the evening
peening a salvaged scythe blade
stacking hay on the rack
flathead season
Cabinet door for the Bighorn River Lodge
joining ash
sawing dovetails in ash
Jonah on the easel
A Little Bit of Land
Alfalfa
Amy making mozzarella cheese from our goat’s milk
Peach Blossom
Allis parked by the barn
Kidding
Our Nubian does had their kids last week.
The School of the Transfer of Energy 