We started off in the high 40s and ended up in the high 70s.
No manure in the barn, so the boys must have spent the entire night outside.
After chores, I put on a mask and went up to the second floor of the barn to clean it up. Fortunately, there is a hill that backs up to the big door and hay can be delivered that way. I don't have any more room downstairs.
I put on a mask, grabbed my little shovel and loosened up all the pigeon crap that gets dumped directly under the middle of the barn ceiling, where there is a nice little ledge for them to sit on. After that, I swept the entire second floor and bagged the debris. Fortunately I have a couple of options for storing hay where the pigeons won't be able to get at it. I love the way it feels inside this space.
Little Wonder was looking very serious this morning.
Buddy's Mom came for a visit this afternoon and we went out to the barn to give the boys a few carrots.
This is her dog, who waited in the car listening to the radio.
Gary ran a couple errands, made a pot of sauce and had a meeting this afternoon. While he took a nap I went down to Wegmans. Chores before 7.
LW is keeping me company in his nice clean bed.
Night all.
YIKES!
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Congrats on the page views! That is quite an accomplishment! Your barn space is amazing! I'm so glad you wore a mask when dealing with the pigeon poop. I didn't think of doing that and ended up with histoplasmosis that went undiagnosed until they discovered I had calcified lymph nodes! I'm pretty sure it was caused by cleaned years of pigeon poop out of our barn.
First time I’ve noticed the comment area…really! Enjoying getting back to checking on y’all daily! 🤗🫶
I don't believe I have EVER seen the floor of my hay loft! We always had an enormous flock of pigeons that had been established perhaps centuries ago. Bird flu did them in. I am now seeing a few. I like them/don't like them. LW seems to be contemplating the fate of the world.
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