Lee Drennen’s Hobby Farm & Garden
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A bit tough I would think Rick.
Hi Lee
Goats are great. We had a mate in Scotland who kept a few small goats. Really pretty and friendly and clever. We occasionally buy goat meat from a local market. Expensive and rather like a mature lamb - like mutton I suppose. I do like goats cheese.
Like john said I enjoy your updates.
Jim
Now that will taste good.
Goats are great. We had a mate in Scotland who kept a few small goats. Really pretty and friendly and clever. We occasionally buy goat meat from a local market. Expensive and rather like a mature lamb - like mutton I suppose. I do like goats cheese.
Like john said I enjoy your updates.
Jim
Jim. I’ve never ate goat lot of people around here do though I just want them as pets just two I have goat a long time ago and yes they are clever. The fresh veggies is only thing I like about summer
Well today is the first day of Autumn on the Hobby Farm. It’s a bitter sweet time finally the hot humid weather is just about over but the garden is dying in or more fresh vegetables. This is the last of my Tomatoes from the garden. As I went for my daily walk after work I stopped and took a picture of a Flower called Golden Rod. When I see this and the Persimmons start to fall. 
Lee just looked right through your thread an me an jen enjoyed it an as you say you have a little bit of heaven where you live nice one as we live out in the sticks but right next to a main rd so no animals about at all an i miss them as when we lived in our old house well off the rds we had all sorts of animals an birds but here no an its just static when we sit out in our garden about the only things that visit us is wasps an hornets an i dont want them about some time we see a few dragon flys where jen has a little pond an they hatch out from the pond but thats all enjoy where you live as its where we would like to be
chris an jen
chris an jen
Well Garden season is over for me I’m satisfied with the yield I got from it this year. Time to clear it off and till it and wait for spring
My Chickens I got last Spring are Laying eggs now. I get around 6-7 eggs a day. Here’s a pic of some I took the other day and when I got them last Spring
Monica. Thanks I enjoy raising them been doing it for over 25 years now.
The leaves are starting to turn colors now. Took this the other day. 
Good looking chooks Lee. We’ve just taken on four ex battery hens to give them a decent retirement. Fascinating creatures that were quite stressed when they came to us, but with more space and a decent run they’ve relaxed with us really quickly.
Rick. Thanks for the heads on 570 you have to keep one eye on 570 and 453 all the time.
Patient 309.
Patient 309.
Took this pic the other day while walking around the barn lot. I feel so blessed to have this place I can enjoy the beauty in these troubled times. I really miss Simon here on the forum as most of you do some days I can’t believe he’s gone so on those kind of days I really appreciate what God has blessed me with to comfort me. Sorry guys for thinking out loud. 
Rick. Montana is Beautiful you will have to post some pics some day
Hi Lee
Fully understand the peace and chance to think when away from the crowds. Natural beauty is all around us if we just open our eyes.
Chickens are great. We have kept them in the past and they are interesting creatures. Your own eggs are a real treat.
Jim
Fully understand the peace and chance to think when away from the crowds. Natural beauty is all around us if we just open our eyes.
Chickens are great. We have kept them in the past and they are interesting creatures. Your own eggs are a real treat.
Jim
Lee, lovely pictures and remembering Simon. Once in a while we need to stop and smell the roses...for me it's the Hibiscus or Lotus....basically SWMBO likes greens and not good with flowering plants.
On my hikes up the hill I get to refresh at these spots...I saved you from witnessing seven topless aged guys splashing away like school kids.
Cheers,
Richard
On my hikes up the hill I get to refresh at these spots...I saved you from witnessing seven topless aged guys splashing away like school kids.
Cheers,
Richard
Jim. Thanks and those fresh eggs are delicious
Richard. Thanks for posting those beautiful pictures that place looks so peaceful. We all need to take time enjoy life
Richard. Thanks for posting those beautiful pictures that place looks so peaceful. We all need to take time enjoy life
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