Monthly Archives: July 2022

Always fun to make something new for the horses. This time I had free fir wood 7″ thick and 2.5″ wide, and I decided to make them enrichment boxes. I had been planning it for a month after seeing examples … Continue reading →

I asked our miller friend Rick if I could come pick up redwood scraps to finish the front section of a redwood bark retaining wall. They have piles of scrap redwood up at the mill site in Boulder Creek. Yesterday … Continue reading →

The front of the horse barn is finally done! The entrance is covered with redwood bark slabs. With the framing and recycled windows: After with the redwood bark attached for a finished “log cabin” look:

We are blessed to welcome 8 chicks to the farm, hatched by 6 broody hens. We still have one broody hen sitting on eggs. The chicks are doing well, and it’s a first for us to have hen mammas sharing … Continue reading →

Today, we installed 50 fence boards for an interior fence. It was great opening up the hillside to the horses again. We just need this interior fence to keep them from roaming through the garden and into the front of … Continue reading →