This was middle of last month. Leveling the first section of gangway for the dock.
I hope that works out with photobucket. I never bothered with the pay as you go, using the free account was such a hassle it really ticket me off on them.
This was middle of last month. Leveling the first section of gangway for the dock.
Smallest freezer is ready to receive! We’ve decided to put all of the ground meats in there. So, it will be ground elk, bear and beef.
Mom is coming out on Saturday, so I told her she’ll get to ‘help’ me organize the big freezers. She said, “Can’t we wash windows? I REALLY like washing windows!” LOL! She knows what a PITA freezer organization can be!
Got three beds cleaned up and the cukes pulled off the trellising. It got much more windy as the day went on - rain is here now for the next couple of days - so the straw didn’t get down. However, I certainly won’t MELT, so when there’s a break in the action, I’ll get the straw down where I can. I also have more raspberries to pick.
I harvested another basket of Roma tomatoes, so I’ll put those in the dehydrator today, and I have two elk roasts that are going into the crock pot, low and slow, to become pulled elk to freeze for future sandwiches. I also harvested more green and red peppers and a few jalapenos, so I’ll be chopping those up to freeze, too.
Beau is taking a Wounded Warrior bear hunting with him, today! So proud of my guy; he really walks the walk! The soldier has two prosthetic legs, but luckily bear hunting these days involves mainly sitting in the truck, watching the dogs do all the work on the GPS, LOL!
I hope they’re successful for the guy. He deserves all the perks Life (and others!) can hand him from here on out.
A few years back through Make A Wish, he took two disabled brothers, both in wheelchairs, both kids with the same genetic issue, deer hunting.
OK, done bragging on my man, now - back to the freezers and chopping veggies. (Pray for me!) LOL!