Hey , there's a new kid in town (LOL).
Wet guineas , aren't happy guineas.
Keeping watch !!
We have a second broody guinea hen , so we put the little holding pen over her nest. I close the door at night and leave it open during the day. Hopefully it will keep the predators at bay.
I thought the problems with the guineas and chickens had worked out , but sometimes the guineas won't let the chickens in the coop to the nesting box. So they've found an alternative.
Dh bought the plastic piping so we could run a waterline to the chicken and goat pens. It's been so dry that he hasn't attempted to lay the waterline yet , so I put the pipe on top of the hay to keep the chickens off the hay.
That didn't work so well , it's actually made the perfect nest , so they've been using it when the guineas are on the warpath and won't let them in to lay.
And ........ look at this old beauty that hubby brought home , he's planning to sell the parts. But , I've taken a liken to that old truck and it's nostalgic look , so we may fix it up in the future. It would make a beautiful old farm truck , don't you think ?
Hope you have a " Wonderful " weekend !!
~ Be Blessed ~
JoyceAnn
It looks like the chickens are quite the problem solvers! At least you know where to look for them. I love the look of the truck. Every farm needs an old truck like that.
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That would be the perfect farm truck. I want a farm truck, and I don't even have a farm.
ReplyDeleteThe new kid looks like Missy.
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute photo!!
Really nice new wheels you
got there! I think it would
be an excellent farm truck!
I like the new holding pen.
God Bless You and Yours!!!
Oh, I totally agree. What a great Farm Truck!
ReplyDeleteYour garden has done so well this summer. And it looks like all the kiddos have had a blast at Grandma's place as well. :0)
L Love Your Old Farm Truck!!
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