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:hugs I’m so sorry for your loss! You gave her everything she could want to have an absolutely lovely chicken life!

It’s so good to hear from you!

There is a walnut in the grave with the hen. I didn’t see it either until Shad pointed it out.

I’m very sorry for the loss of your friend! :hugs

:gig

Surely this tenderness toward animals is very endearing, no wonder you love him!

I’m so glad you have such a great aunt. I love to read your ramblings and hope you continue to share them with us! I’m wondering what ever became of that horse that was living on its own???

Yes it’s crazy. When I throw rocks at raccoons they go pick them up and lick them! They wouldn’t if I could actually hit them with one haha!

I don’t know and you’re right! I had to turn off the news this morning. I try to pay attention so I can do my best to be a good citizen in the world but holy cow this is a mess!

I loved seeing your pic! Congratulations!

Yet again gorgeous pictures! What is that stunning yellow tree???

Should or shouldn’t, I did and didn’t mind a bit! I may be older but I’m not dead! :gig

Oh the roost pole is lovely and rustic! Your pictures are so good that I think I spend more time looking at your chickens than I do looking at mine! :love

Stunning pictures as usual Manue!!! I was surprised that I could name all the chickens on the cinderblock roost pole thing.

I had to look up quince paste. That sounds so yummy! The recipe I read said in Spain they eat it with Manchego cheese. How do you eat it in France? I’m going to make your Swiss chard tart too as soon as I get enough chard!

Oh Manue! :hugs

:eek: Now I’ve seen everything! I love it!

I actually laughed at that too!

Oh me neither!

Manue these are my favorite courgettes too! The texture is so smooth and buttery, we’ve been slicing them into ‘steaks’ and grilling them. 🤗