Dan has determined one ought to know what they are doing before riding a tractor like a bucking bull. ... but that is a story best told by the men.
Today, we planted several hundred onion plants (Vidalia, Texas Sweet, and Red Candy), 12 asparagus crowns, and 2.5 pounds of Rose Finn Apple potatoes from Seed Savers.
Hopefully, neither Dan nor I had any more contact with poison ivy, as we have not yet recovered from the last encounter. I could have skipped the sunburn too - at least I only burned where I missed the sunscreen on my upper arms.
There is the case of the missing tractor key, but a pocketknife solved the case. Our research suggests it is well-cultivated into the onion bed. Perchance it will give rise to a key tree, in which case I would never worry about James losing a key again.
The manly men hauled a trailer-bed of dry wood to the land from a neighbor for later cutting and splitting.
We are without pictures today. I said to Myle, "I should take a picture before we leave," but we were so tired by the time we were packing up, a camera was the last thing on my mind.
Until next time, remember, this is not paradise. It's Purgatory Ranch.
Today, we planted several hundred onion plants (Vidalia, Texas Sweet, and Red Candy), 12 asparagus crowns, and 2.5 pounds of Rose Finn Apple potatoes from Seed Savers.
Hopefully, neither Dan nor I had any more contact with poison ivy, as we have not yet recovered from the last encounter. I could have skipped the sunburn too - at least I only burned where I missed the sunscreen on my upper arms.
There is the case of the missing tractor key, but a pocketknife solved the case. Our research suggests it is well-cultivated into the onion bed. Perchance it will give rise to a key tree, in which case I would never worry about James losing a key again.
The manly men hauled a trailer-bed of dry wood to the land from a neighbor for later cutting and splitting.
We are without pictures today. I said to Myle, "I should take a picture before we leave," but we were so tired by the time we were packing up, a camera was the last thing on my mind.
Until next time, remember, this is not paradise. It's Purgatory Ranch.
I have to admit, this post made me giggle a little... especially the image in my mind of a key tree. Brilliant! I wish we had made it out to the land this time out... it would be the one time Anni chose to actually sleep :). I love you and miss you already, Katie!
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