Making a burn pile? Or chipping them?

I'm doing similar work on our male goat pen. Clearing out the dead branches near the ground so they have more room and a clear line of sight (so they fell safer). Can't imagine 'doing it the hard way'.

New short story for #freewriters' A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words. It's a horror story, so fair warning.

Thank you. I was pleased and surprised at how this came out.

Here's mine for this week.

Aha, my delegation got me. Thanks for the review; that's an extensive analysis and impressive bot.

Oh, bother, I'm tired. I accidentally posted with my Creative Coin curation account (which won't show any posting activity for a long time); I meant to use this account (@cliffagreen).

Yeah, I'm going to hear a lot about that name going forward. Thanks for reading.

Oh, haha.

Wonderful shots. Difficult to select one for the quest, I imagine. If the heron was alone, I might have picked that one.

I love that you gave her different eye colors. Now she's an exotic hottie.

An army that likes to raid the garden, haha.

Aw, yes you do.

Too cute.

Hanging with the babies today at my new home on LaBeste Farms.

Yes, if you have time. I could reference them in later posts if I write about my learning process.

Thank you!

Thank you so much for the know how. I have a lot to learn here.

That is where I'd like to see the farm be. At the moment, the flock is probably over half roosters (one issue to address is that we don't have an exact count). Secondly, they are 100 percent free range;

Yes, indeed!