Dog Days of Summer 2011

Beautiful sunset!

The snake we found in the old carpet

Might look like junk, but it's the cultivators for the Cub

Disking the house field

Josephine working the Cub

Happy Jo!

Josephine is doing great, and Russv is giving pointers.

Making the second pass.

Hard to see, but there is a big ol' grin on that face.

First pass completed.

Russ, giving Josephine some pointers along the way

Her she comes>

josephine making the first pass with the plow.

Big weekend, Russ and Gary working on the Cub.

Twelve hours later, usable ramp, not bad for a bunch of novices. It still needs handrails etc, but it's usable.

Deck is completed, getting ready to make supports for the ramp.

Great day for building a ramp

Another shot of the cover crop.

Our Sorghum Sudan grass is looking good.

Ta-Da! Our new home!

And a look out the front

After two long days, Jo looks out the back door of our new home

Because it can pick up a trailer and move it sideways

This little machine costs over $40K

And closer

The trailer pulling closer into place

Turned around and backing the other way

The trailer being backed into the property.

Trailer moving day.

Can you tell we are excited?

Looking out across the field in the early morning.

Power pole for thee well, now we just need the well finished

Cover crop of Sorghum Sudan grass and cowpeas.

Rookie out for an early morning adventure, in the big field.

Here are the pictures from the first summer at Tubby Creek Farm.  Lots of building, working and of course the trailer  being moved into place all happened the summer of 11.