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(I have been trying to get this post up since 8pm and it is almost 11. Last week I was putting up 5 shots at a time....now, it takes forever to put up one. Any suggestions? So frustrating).
After finishing chores, I went upstairs and opened the back door as a hay delivery was going to be made.
While Seymour played out in the garden by the paddock...Sidney attacked his toys in the feed room.
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Within two hours I had two pick up trucks of first cutting delivered. I already had 250 bales.
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The temperature was going up fast, but the horses were still willing to graze in the pastures.
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After lunch I ran some errands and went over to Danny Moore's to check out his 2nd cutting.
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It definitely passed the test and I ordered 200 bales. Green, soft and a mix of timothy, clover and a little alfalfa. I don't start feeding this until it starts to snow, and they get one flake at night along with a couple of flakes of first cutting.
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Gary continued to work on the East wall of the indoor.
A little before 6 I went out to do evening chores. I AM SO SICK OF HAVING SWEAT ROLL OFF MY HEAD!
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While we were eating dinner, I could see a lot of activity in the indoor, so I went out and found Mustafa herding the other horses. PC was in a sweat, and I sponged him off.
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I took many more photos, but do not have the time or energy to post them. I sure hope things get back to normal soon.
Night all.
Below is a short post about what I made for dinner...
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