Our goal for the trip was to have some fun, relax and tie up some loose ends. The first few days we spent visiting local friends and seeing how their places were coming along.
A few odds and ends and some touch up and the exterior will be done!!!
The Yellow Dog demonstrates how to properly take it easy - sleep with your nose in the bowl.
I did my share of putting my feet up too.
The Mule and Whitetail Deer fawns are getting more ambulatory. Last month you had to watch where you step or risk tripping over them. The numbers of does with fawns seems to be down, perhaps it is due to the healthy Bear population we have. Good luck little dude.
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Love the Yellow Dog, Hate Government Bureaucracy and Greed. Good luck with those idiots!
ReplyDeleteIt looks so wonderful! I'm glad you got the opportunity to relax and just enjoy life for a while! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat post! Looks like a great place to relax. Love the doggie pic.
ReplyDeleteI understand about the government. We found out we had been paying for 2 bathrooms, when we had one, and also a front porch, that we didn't have. They wanted to know what we did with the porch!! We told them it never had a porch, they said yes it did, it was right there in black and white. That's when we found out they had us down for 2 bathrooms. I made him come in the house to see...and told him I needed 5 years back refund.
ReplyDeleteHe laughed at me...but I was mad....dumb Government....debbie
nice going, we just had our first day in the 90s more to follow till the sept frosts.
ReplyDeleteMo, thank you for sharing those photo's. Your little cabin looks so warm and nestled in the woods. It looks great!
ReplyDeleteI hate dealing with any type of government agencies. I know that here the county assessors cannot put a foot on your private property without your consent but they do their fair share of driving. Im glad yall got to visit the Yonderosa. ~Jen
Yellow Dog is pretty kick-some-ass... God bless.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos...I enjoy your blog very much. And I'm excited to see you built the EXACT cabin I have plans for! I also got the plans for a Murphy Bed 2 years ago that I will be building in my cabin, too. Good taste :o)
ReplyDeleteAs far as drilling a well...have you done this yet? I don't know how feasible it is, but I'm about to drill my well within the next month and I purchased something called Borzit for $199 plus an extra bit for $40. Gonna give it a whirl, if it works, I'll save myself $10,000. If it doesn't...I can still use it to run conduit and plumbing to future outbuildings and my garden.
btw...the link is http://www.borzit.com I've done a lot of research on DIY well drilling and this seems to be the best way to go if going through gravel, stones, etc. There are lots of videos and how to's on it to check it out. I'll let you know how mine goes when I attempt it on my blog :o)
Hmmm...no, I won't be attempting it ON my blog...but you can read about it on my blog AFTER I attempt drilling my well with it on my land :o)
ReplyDeleteezrablu- I'll be watching your blog to see how it goes. BEST of luck!
ReplyDeletepost really interesting, the places are beautiful
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by. You're welcome anytime. Thought I might do a check of who you were. Sure glad I did. I love the place. I'd almost kill for a little house that cute.
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