Easter egg hunting practice
Easter is still over a week away, but there's no better time than the present to practice hunting for eggs.
Take today for example. Caleigh and I go out to the pens to check for eggs together. Today, there were 6 chicken eggs in three different nests. One turkey egg sitting in the middle of the pen near the feed trough, one duck egg in the duck house, one duck egg on the duck house, one guinea egg sitting on the ground under the water spigot, and one guinea egg randomly placed in the walkway to the chicken pen.
The chickens put them in the nest boxes, but everybody else seems to be getting egg laying advice from the Easter Bunny.
On a more serious note, I went into town today to meet the truck from Boston since the road is still posted "6 ton limit". The crates that I picked up contain our resupply shipment of four kinds of musket, four kinds of pistol, and brass barreled blunderbusses. Back to work...
Take today for example. Caleigh and I go out to the pens to check for eggs together. Today, there were 6 chicken eggs in three different nests. One turkey egg sitting in the middle of the pen near the feed trough, one duck egg in the duck house, one duck egg on the duck house, one guinea egg sitting on the ground under the water spigot, and one guinea egg randomly placed in the walkway to the chicken pen.
The chickens put them in the nest boxes, but everybody else seems to be getting egg laying advice from the Easter Bunny.
On a more serious note, I went into town today to meet the truck from Boston since the road is still posted "6 ton limit". The crates that I picked up contain our resupply shipment of four kinds of musket, four kinds of pistol, and brass barreled blunderbusses. Back to work...
posted by MVTCoPete | 8:11 PM
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