Hi Everybody,

I am just doing a quick post today, but I hope you enjoy it. Our summer is rushing by at an alarming speed, we start school next week and I can’t believe that my baby brother is in 4th grade this year! Josh and Caitlin’s wedding is just around the corner, things have been crazy for both families lately. I am including some of my pics from around the farm. I hope you enjoy them.

Apple tree.

Looking up the barn.

An angle on the tractor tire makes a cool picture.

ME!

Josh and Caitlin. Don’t they make a cute couple?

We didn’t realize until after Josh had us place the crates, that he was making us carry them farther to make a nice picture, Ugh:)

Nature assortment.

P.S.

Samuel just came in and said that Socks is having her kittens!! She has been looking like a bowling ball lately so this should be interesting. 🙂

All for now, I’ll post again soon.

~GMA

Pictures!!!

Hi y’all 🙂 Grace here!

Here are some recent pictures from around the farm. I hope you enjoy them!

I took ’em all, except the first two.

recent family photo in front of the barn

Josh and his new fiance, Caitlin! Isn’t she beautiful!?!

Sailor, our guard dog

Bos’n, Amy’s dog

Sally

Socks in a box

Pirate

Trixie

Farm fresh eggs, all nice and clean!

creek after rain

rocks in the bottom of the creek

tire tracks in the grass

battens on the barn

my feet 🙂

~Grace (with a little help from Amy) 🙂

Happy Thanksgiving!

Happy Thanksgiving to all of my lovely readers!
I hope y’alls holiday is splendid 🙂

Just a quick update …
We’ve been really busy. Working on the barn, tending animals, and celebrating Abigail’s birthday.

Have a lovely day!
~ Amy

Barn part 1

Our barn site is officially excavated. It is behind and to the left of our house.
I would post an aerial photo but, as we haven’t sold enough eggs to pay for a helicopter, we don’t have one.

Prior to excavation…The gravel you see in the picture is the top of our driveway.

During excavation

Finished excavation…Complete with drainage swale. (A special formation of the dirt to direct rain water away from the barn.)

Dumping gravel…We got 6 dump truck loads of rock total.

Finished dumping gravel…The white spot near the top of the picture is the barn foundation, made from very fine rock. (Called screenings)…And isn’t the sky lovely!?

Breathtaking sunset!

And so my post has people pictures in it, here’s a recent shot of Samuel and Daddy driving our tractor:

Check back soon for a post regarding the newest inhabitants of Rehoboth Ranch!

~Amy