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Here's a few new ones.....

Trying to have my cake and eat it too...well, garlic anyway. I'm hoping these will still make bubils so I can increase my plantings in the coming years...


Some fajitas on a different attachment for the rocket cooker...


Wood stacks coming along, still lots to get done by fall...


Some new broccoli and cauliflower plantings, and a new bed in the background with some basil and greens...


A view from the garden looking up the hill, I cleared a whole lot of trees from this view this last year so there is a LOT more southern sky...


Hey Boo! Check it out, my very own Learning Experience Tree!


Another couple from the greenhouse...




And my new outdoor home, I spent pretty much every night out here now....

*still doesn't have a greenhouse*

I'll post a few pictures.

New Coop


Squash and pumpkins (YES!)


Freshly braided garlic


The gunnera!


...and one of the boy for good measure.

What a Beautiful Young Man.

Thank you! We are in the terrible twos, so that is awesome.

Rancher, those pics are great. I love how jungle-y everything is.

And if you need to unload some birds, mail them my way in about 2-6 months ( *cough*coop build *cough*).

I have one in the terrible twos and one on the way the end of the month. [ Grandkids that is ] This will make 6 total from 8 down to the new Born. We are pretty much on Baby watch here. I am as excited as the Royal Family, Just hope everyone is Healthy.

It's so nice to see your pics Mrs. M! Dang that is a fine boy you have there, with an instrument no less. And your garlic! Nice work. Maybe I'll bring you some birds when you guys are ready, I certainly have enough. Guy, I'll be thinking of you guys on baby watch. Keep us posted, I'll be looking forward to my cigar!

Congrats on the soon-to-be new addition, PA!

Matt, I will take you up on that offer, for sure.

Counters are pretty much done, just need to clean the grout haze for the last time in a few hours. Here's a little something I added to my outdoor cooking area yesterday. I used it for prep last night and I can't tell you how nice it is! I should have done this years ago. I used some extra bags of portland cement mixed with plain old sand and a little colorant. That old sink was laying in the barnyard for the last 6 years or so! Total cost, about $12.